tomdre

http://www.wegreened.com/ I recently applied for an EB2-NIW. I recommend this attorney. They're perfectionists in the documentation preparation. Free CV evaluation and in some cases "approval or refund" policy.

There's a nice TED book "Follow Your Gut: The Enormous Impact of Tiny Microbes" by Rob Knight

It's both "discard", "puke", and "throw again"

As we represent on a 2d paper a projection of a 3d cube, we can print a 3d object that represents a projection of a 4d one. I'm down for the kickstarter.

I had the same feeling. For instance, the sitar sound is not comparable to a sampled one. I think this idea makes sense for real synth sounds and not for imitations of already existing instruments.

Not sure this makes sense because if you can learn from one example, then you can also learn from one single simulation (assuming you have a model).

Thanks for your reply. So essentially VR doesn't affect the training phase per se, but simplifies the life of the trainer.

What are the benefits of using VR vs simulation or precollected training data? Maybe I'm missing something...

The fact list_length([], 0) says "the length of an empty list [] is 0". The clause says "the length of the list [_|Ls] (i.e, any element concat Ls) has length N if N>0, N=N0+1, and the length of Ls is N0". Hope this helps.